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The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04

First Baptist church }. w. Crush
shon pastor. Sunday morning service
at II o'clock a. m. Sunday school at
-, evening service at -.
The Sunday school gave a concert
last Friday night, which proved to be
one of the most interesting concerts
given by Sunday school in this
city for some time.
Second Baptist church, L. IL.
Ewing pastor. Miss Lizzie Bird one
of the many handsome young ladies
| of the choir was on last Lords day
united in marriage to Mr.. Clark, at
2 p. m. They were both raised in
this city and have large circle OF
friends. Every little while Elder
Ewing is called upon to pluck a
flower from the choir and hand it to
some one else.
Elder L. M. Leonard of Neb., is
expected to be with us next Lords
day. Communion at II o'clock a. m.
and a call for fifty dollars at night.
| Bro. Robert 6amuefs n trustee,
and father of deacon B. F. Samuels,
is very sick at his residence on Of
tawa street. The Drs. are in doubt.
Two of the many ladies clubs met
last Tuesday night for business.
Scripturial club, sister F. Ewing
president, met at deacon l.. Gray5.
Some % members were present.
Meeting called to order by the presi-
dent, prayer by Bro. J.H. Bradshaw,
afthr which some very important
, business was transacted. At lO:3U
r o'clock p. m. the clubw called from
labor to refreshments, when chicken
made very sudden disappearance
Among the many new ones who
J Joined was Mrs. Lizzie Clark, lat
Miss Lizzie Bird the Misses Jackson
and Deacon Samucls, and also trus
tee Harvey DebOn.
7. The Good for nothing club held
meeting last Tuesday evening at tn
n residence of Mrs. Joseph Marshal
IS There were eighteen of the member
1t present. They are expected to civ
,e paper festival at the Baptist churc
q hall Wednesday night, for the benei
TT of the fair to be held in July.
I, The Daughters of Bethel he
ID their anniversary at the A. NJ.
IL church Thursday night, and ever
Oh thing was very pleasant. Had lar
ne attendance, several of the differe
societies turned out with them
full uniform.
ne The Baptist church choir is pr
til crossing greatly in their singing
the last two months, and is expect
to have an addition.
- A. NJ. E. church gave a We
pleasant strawberry festival for
benefit of the Sunday school. l
evening was passed away in laugh
and they all went home veiy mt
Inv pleased.
The colored public schools
= going to close June 3r' and arc
,ch pected to give picnic on June
ach A good time is expected, everyth
foo
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04
alley Falls, Kan.
May 31st, 1887

Mr.. Editor.
Please allow me space, in your
noted paper, to say it affords me
much pleasure to say something
about our city and churches. Our
church and Sabbath school is in a
nrosperous condition. We have a
r;ce congregation here, and | preach
the first and third Sabbath in each
month. We are preparing for a
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04
rIursh Services

- 4. NJ. E, church, b
roneka. Glass at . a.
s y, Preaching at IL a. IN. m.
l sncI Il 3 p. m. Preaching each g
l'p1' Official Board Monday n Ia !
s :. ching Wednesday n'gh'
.i,Ii s'rI Friday night. n.o,or
'''I PEy' ]. E. WEIR, Pastor,
,"..,ist church, North To-
y al Dap'l'' school $3.50 a. M
sum- n NJ, and 5 p. m NJ.
l's I. ! WI..BARKFE. Pastor
4, BAPTIST church, Topeka
.a ~ i !. Iny and s P. H.
IA Baptist church. Services , c a a.
! ' D Sunday school at . P. m
.',Iipg al SIP. M
'' ~ Presbyterian church
! ", Il il a. M, and s P. ILL.,
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04

delivery. Ed IToR-
The F. G. l. B. S. no 3, has made |
the BENEVOLENT BANNER the Organ
Of tn cir Lodge.
The Uniforms will be ready in a
few days for company G. and D.
Reserve Malta of the State Of Kan
sas.
Services at St. Phillips church
Sunday; services at II a. m. S. p. m.
Confirmation Opposite P.O. Topeka,
w. A. Green, Rector.
The First annual exhibition of the
Art school of the Kansas State ar t
association will be held at Library
Hall Friday and Saturday, June 3rd
and 4th from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
The admission is free.
Decoration day passed off very
agreeably in this city; the crowd was
yariously estimated from fifteen to
twenty thousand. The school chill
dren forming large proportion OF
this number. The colored man was
represented in every rank and file
of the procession.
In another column may be found
the advertisement of Mr.. M. b.
Stoker, Undertaken and embalmer.
Mr.. Stoker has been with us long
time, and we must say that during
all this period he has given satistac-
ton to his patrons. Call upon him
i and he will treat you right.
Hon. Andrew Clifford, of Rocl
Island, ILL.,, was in town Saturday
h May 2Sth, left Sunday eve TO
Salina, Kan, where he will taxi
charge of carriage shop. lie is
! professional painter. He lays gol'
leaf ETC., for the firm of Swan an'
Person. He served the trade Il years
: He stopped to find his mother in-Ia
who moved to Topeka in March
she is from St. Louis, her name
- Elizebeth Williams.
a Hon. w. A. Jackson, son OF "
" A. Jackson former slave and coac
* driver of Jefferson Davis, OF Mss
IS in town canvassing for bool
y Poems on various subjects, religo'
-, and moral, by Phillis Wheatley nesr
servant to Mr.. John Wheatly,
Boston, in New England. WI
mt memories by W. A. jackson
let Denver, Colorado. The book Dug
O6, to be in every house. Phil
p Wheatlev was brought from Atrl'
~, ~. in 1861, was seven years old. WI
he toucht to read and write by /
m mistress. Space will be gwen
on next issue.
9tE. :, !,
d a There will be a grand cahsthe
drill given at Luken's opera no
nds June 18th, 1887, for, the beneht OIL +,
ans second Baptist church OF North
am, peka. This entertainment Will
D Dir, one of the grandest of this seas'
It will CONSIST Of eight little girls v
~ ~ed will perform the drill. We invite
to attend. There are two little 8
~ selling tickets for the PRICE Miss 1
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Societies

- VI. 3 OF TIE F.. G: l.,
w. mi. Society Of Kan. and !, Mo-
v, ,'S - M first and third Tues
. = m Of each and every
IN as o'clock, at No. lO6 Kan
II lre, and Branch No. > OF the
a' Older meets on the first ana
Thursday evening OF each
IN. The Juvenile Society OF
.sA0ye Order meets on the first
\ Ihlrd SATURDAY. Of each month
aaddock ?. n.
aeg NO. 6, OF THE r. G. l.,
Benevolent Society, meets on the
saA Nc 81 tie river OH the first
M ihia Saturday night of each
month.
xODvS LODGE NO. 2OS4, G. U.
O. o. 0. I. meets Oh Thursday
evening 81 each week, at their hall
on Kansas Ave-, between A and b
streets, North Topeka. All breth-
ren ID good sanding are invited to
meet Fithns.
N. A. Morrison, n. G.
@ " Charles, IS.
REaslern No. 5, meet the I'd and
hAOndsy evening of each month
Mrs. Mason, Matron.
AT. B Mcclure, Secy,
NJ Maria No. 8, meet 1st and 81
Aaday evenings.
Balas Bigsby, w. M.
lAlfl Harmon, Secy.
NORTH TOPEKA.
alley no. 10, meet I'd and 4tl
anday evenings.
~ VIM. Harris, W. NJ.
". Barker, SeCy.
Alyary, U, d., meet lst and 3
aaday evenings.
aso.. Thomas Mack, w. NJ.
.l. -. meet I'd and Sd Monda
L., ]. Jones, W. M.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04

ledge No. 3 of the FIG.
Society of Kansas and
y June I'd, 1887. Nearly
~ severed to roll call. Sick
sported sisters sick: Sis
! smith, lIightower, May
&r.,ha ware. Five sisters Initial
Billions received.
Y. Atkinson, President.
Townsend, Secv.
The benevolent banner. [volume] (North Topeka, Kan.) 1887-18??, 1887-06-04

~ :, +. G. |, Benevolent
!. y Kansas aDd Missouri, met
meeting at their hall No. 1o6.
~. Ave. Topeka, at 8 o'clock, p.
LAY eve, May 3lst, 1887. for
/. ' y g. Of devising plans that
me j i 7 q the order, The
n = Is : the report Of the com.
] i \ s Ways and Means: ~
aras Saa ] ] . hall on their lots on
n NM. y % and Harrison streets.
val flag. -" Dahner ana a
y Sfganize a Brass Rand
|shonsa,' ~ ] funds to purchase land:
isa l's lor :. the widows, orphan,
aln sSleu Of The society.
1 IO.aon, L. McCray, ]. Butler
IA 4 I B. +. Hatcher, Ii. Dill
Ies A. .. y. Defrantz.
ste business Y Z Of Importance wa
Pet Tnssaa.h me Lodge adjourne,
Jarrett, Secy.
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LeavenWorth Items.

First Baptist church j. W. Crush
shon pastor. Sunday morning service
at II o'clock a. m. Sunday school at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
He Plav ed Qhost.

ATLANTA. GA. September 23.-Nssr
MeEepps. In Milton county, there
lives a family named Outrey. which
includes two brothers. Calvin and
Robert They were both smitten
with sallie Rogers. Tuesday night
there were services at Gold Springs
church, which were attended by oil
these persons. Robert reached the
lady's side 6Bt on the close OF the
services and was accepted M escort.
Calvin, In q rage. went ahead and,
getting a white sheet, entered q grave
yard by which they bad 10 pass, and
played ghost. He sought thus 10 dis
grace bis brother In the eyes OF the
young lady by putting him 10 His ht.
The ghost got on hands aud feet and
moved straight toward the couple,
altering dismal cries. Robert looked
at II . minute. and picking up q stone.
struck the ghost In the forehead,
crushing In the ekull. Then he
learned that II Was his brother whom
he has laid low. Tho young man Ia
d ling.
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AsIAtIC CavLgRA.
a ttssmship ~ Quarantine Near
New Nssh.

Nav loEK, September Is. The
Steamship Alesia, which arrived below
las, night from Marteillel and Naples
With coo pahseng has Aslatio chol.
era aboard. 4 sht q her passengers
died on the ps.shgc. and on be ar.
rival at quarantine tue health officer
found four cas- aboSrd. He has sept
the Alesis ard her passengers 10 West.
bank, Ia the loEer bay. The Ale
sia left MAreilles August SOh and
Naples September 81. She is con.
signsd 10 James W. Blvell 4 %. On
September 1871 Luisi Maria, n steer.
age passenger, agsd tweniy.throe
years, vas lskon Jici, asi q. q on the
16.b; Pau Antonio Baldyafia, an.
other eteerage passenger, eyed thirty.
eight, was taken .ick and died on the
same date, the l6,h jean Lsnlyolin,
q sailor, aged forty, ditd the FLOWING
day, In leee than iweniy.i ar hours
from the time q was iaken down with
the disease. o. The l7ih, Jean som.
ms, q ssilor aRed thirty, wac taken
sich, fnd on the 10 b Ssftfi5 do L..
aged twtnty-oas, eiesTlee passenger,
died on The zJ'b; Anna Valtrlag, y
steeHge patrepgei, sged ioriy.GeVen,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

died on tho 2is; Frsnoieea Matteo,
aged forty-one, was taken sick before
gelns aboard the vessel, and died on
the ed, probably OF bronchitis ;
Maria Antonio Scala Veno, aged City.
nine, was also siliDg at the time OF
boarding the vessel. and died on the
I'D, though without any symptoms OF
cholera. All the above were buried
at sea. Tha Alesia Is now In the low
or bay. Her sick passengers will be
transferred TO the Swineburne Island
hospital. All the remaining passengers
will be transferred TO Hoffman Island
for observation. Tho ship will remain
In the lower bay until she has been
thoroughly fumigsted and cleansed.
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The self Care OF wc@ en-.

The remarkable success which has
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dies who may bs interested can OBJ
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REMEMBEH-Iha. tho presence Of
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PM. + nk TN ,As y,IF;nt , :, \.
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recognised In the highest Courts; therefore,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

LEBANON, PA.-Willlam Showers,
the old man arrested several weeks
ago, charged with having murdered
his two young grandchildren. made q
confession Of the crime this morning,
and implicated his housekeepsr,
EliEabslh Sergen', who, he says, held
q light In the chlldTens' bedroom
while he committed the decd. Show
ers was arraigned Ia court this morn.
ing and pleaded guilty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
CHANCERY SALE
- Or
R EAL ESTAT n.

No, GVp Col, R.-Chaneery C5urt Of Shelby
coun,J-S,ats Of Tennessee W. W. NJ
Butler 81 al.
Joy virtue Of an intsrioeutory a ,sres 70
- sale, entered In the above o. no on the
eDth day Of May, iss1, NJ. II. "a, psse 10,
sel !, AZ PUBLIC auction, 70 tha highest
bidder, In mont 81 the Clerk and Master .
onice, AZ the Mnka street entrance Of the
Seurthouae Of Shelby county. Memphis.
Tonnessee, on
saturday, ocseber n, 1887.
within legal hours. tho follovins described
property, situated p Memphis, Shelby ooun-
". Ietnes.se, to-vitl
Lot No. "a T.. SIS, bsiin feet. on the
east side q nilI street, Ninth Ward.
Let =, bleok y, elsoV feet, on The uest side
OF Main street.
Terms Of sais-on . credit Of slu moutA.i
note tearing Int. est Nth security required 1
lien retained rsdsmntlon barred
This 18th day sf hePtsmher, lss.
n Il hqpOWkLL, CLERK and Master.
ny D. y. Coleman. ID. Q and ".
Meieali A walker and .. J. Shepherd.
Solioitqu.
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Dsnys Esropess HsteI.

Conner Of Adams and Main streets. Room,
toc, 10 and per day American Plan, q
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SoSs i ,o,.,, p ,ou,5,ir,nn,u o Years with Pea
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CAPITAL Prize, $780,

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essisa's noteI.

". II. BisaHlE ........,... MlHlesa.
Euf-pehn plan. knlargsd and rsiurnitks Cd.
Prices aocoi ding 10 tits and looA-
ton ~ room.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-11

The following is the official record of the
Los Angeles Produce Exchange, correcteu
daily. In the quotations, unless otnerwlse
stated, it ia 10 be understood that the hrsi
agure Is the highest price bid and the last
the lowest price asked. These quotatlons
lre for round lots from first hands; for
small lots out Of store higher prices are
asked:
WHEAT-No quotation.
OATS-No quotation.
RYE-S1 so asked;
BARLEY-Feed No. 81 bid.
CORN-Lhrge yellow, carload lois, si.lo
bid Small Yellow carlSad Gro 3ots' SsG asked
L. A. xxx Ex. Pat. Roll, so'Oo; Capitoi
MILL FEED-Bran, .2l asked; Shorts, s29
asked: Mixed Feed, corn and barley, sl.i5
asked; Cracked Corn. Sill asked Cracked
BARLEY. 81. Is ss ked Ground barley 81 Is asked
Rolled Barley, 81. 10 asked. .,o 49,, =, =
GRAIN BAGS-Grain Bags Ms, 22xS6, 61ac
asked 1886 Calcutta spot, 612c asked Potato
aaeks, A asked; Mill Sacks, be asked.
SEED-Alfalfa. new. &c asked;
HAY Barley. w b No. !. $3.50 asked +;
Wheat Hay, Alfalfa, $3.50 asked.
POTATOES- Peerless, 1920; Early Rose,
Los Angeles new, 81 snow flake, III bid new
pqsS'SfiE BE STEs0Fsney so fancy Boil, $50 per 70 asked
Choice Roll. .2O1lc per ID asked; Fair Roll,
per 10, l5c asked; Mixed Store, lac per fb
asked; Picked roll new. 25c. ,o,.
CHEEsE--Large, 9l1ac asked; small, lol2o
+sked; small BIB hand, l2Ac.
EGGS--Eggs, fresh, zoe bid, 2lc asked.
HONEY-Extracted light. 3c(941ac; JOB
lots. DC bid, 41so asked; Amber, &c Did;
Comb. l0c@l21a.
ONION5-Norhern. new, sl.2b asked
BEESMAx-Beeswax, l7c(Dl9c.
VEGETABLES MIXED-Chiles per 1b,12e
bid Garlic sc asked; Cabbage per loo IDS,
GEANs AND DRIED PEAs-pink Mol,
aew crop, sl.65 asked; Lima, 225(9269;
Navy, small. So 10 asked; Black eyed,
SO asked: Gsrvauzos, IS asked; Green
FieldPees 81. so asked Lentils, s4.oo asked.
Red spanish, Sl15.
POULTRY-Hen No l, per doz. 5000 bid.
old RoosteEs, per dozen. se,'o S pia' fouHg p.nit
ers, large, per dozen, $500 bid. Broil-
ers. small, per dozen, 80 so bid; Ducks. per
dozen, large, Sc so, bid Ducks, small, $3.50;
Turkeys, per lb, 100. Geese, esch, Sl.oo
DRIED FRUIT-Pl ltted Plums, ,l213c asked;
Biaokberries, 12lac asked; Prunes. Cal.
french new crop, 10c 915c; Prunes. Cal,
German, Sc asked; Apri,ots, evaporated.
HPPLEsNsun dried, sliced. &c asked.
RAISINS-lAyers. $l.5U asked; Ex Lon
don LAYERS. new sl.75 asked; Three Crown
Law rs, new, Sl.76 asked: Loose Muscatels
u. so; bulk Raisins. &c asked. Dried grapes,
NuTs--Peanuts, Gal. No. /, &c asked; do,
No. 2, &c asked do Eastern, nc asked; Al
mouds, s. s.. i8c ask ,d; Almonds. II s. 10c.
CITRUS FRUITS = Oranges. s2.6o asked;
Lemons, Seeding per box, $3.50 Lem
ons, eureka and Lisbon per box, $3.50 asked,
HIDES : Dry, leo bid; Kip. 15c bid;
CALF, ls1Sc bid. Culls "a less.
SKINS--Short wool, each. 16c0S0c; Long
wool, each. 81 bid; Shearlings, each' loc
Did. .
WOOL-Spring Clip. per fb, 10c@3c bid
PROVISI0NS-Extra light bacon, clear,
lsc' asked; Light clear, 121ac asked; Clear
medium, lie asked; Medium bacon, &c
ssked heavy bacon &c. o.<-
LARD-4O-ib 'ins, &c per lb; 3-iD pals, 9S4c
per lb 5-lb pals, ,91ac pc lb; l0-lb pals, si4c
HAMS Eastern sugar cured. 15c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-11

GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL-Chas I Kuesh-
ler, Chicago; John II Rumsfete. Henry
Rick, New Jersey; Magee. san Diego;
Mrs NJ M Thompson. Long Beach; b Lynn,
Kansas; Mrs L NJ Suhran, Santa Paula;
Bergm st. Paul, Minn; @ Meyer. Waco
Kans; I II Thursting, J Hillard,
Greyson, Arkansas City; Il L Bradiora, u
Webb, Denver; J U Stone, Iowa; Henry
Thos Brown, Cotton; @ M Farr. Kansas: M
Bennett, Santa Ana. Karl Emerson and
wife, Omaha, Neb;J Ii Kellner, Tucson
sr CHAnLes-Mv Park. Beaumont; Geo
Shafer, John Williams, San Bernarolno;
e Campbell, Jas Walsh, Florence; II Bar
mard. Victor; Theo G KOebele, Palmer,
Eo1t FePs MsSsn ctgd sgd Gag we Mrs Grow sston
Tombstone; W Carleton. Luis Lurd, Pasade'
ma +; Ed NOrdbrack, John Bowmer. San Di-
ego; C Varrath and wife. Miss Bertha
Witt, San Francisco
PIco HoUsE-Jas O'Reilly, Ravenna; 2 Il
Williams Stockton; Delaney, San Fran
cisco; H Deyo, Beaumont; B enjamine,
city; w G Karpe. Richard Rap, San Fran
cisco; M Rimm and family, Covingt0n,
Ind; j A Black, New York; Mrs Thompson,
Jas TODD San Pss FranciscS; " Rtchsrds, Sic l.,
Simonson. San Pedro; Welten, El Paso;
l. Hunter, Monrovia; C F Howard, r A
Clark, Rockland; Jas N Bowling, Mrs
Blasdel, city; Burt Stanley. GUS pixley,
JONI mdfttll, Oc Noys Joun NAV
John Merritt. Bertha Waring. Grace Robin,
son, Anton Kohler. Thomas, Jas Elliott,
E Dwyler. Ideal Comedy Company, II
Mayvs, Mrs NJ E Mayus, TT Smith. Ark
Arthur Bell, Agnes M Bell. Springfield, Mo;
G w Calkins. Sauta Barbara; F W Howes,
Riverside; s F Murray, wife and child,
Grace, San Francisco; G A Hammond, 6 II
Hammond, Monrovia.
ST. ELMo HOTEL Il L Bailey, Geist, Cha
mute, Kan: w W Doane. Chicago; G V Per
kins, Petaluma w G Risenburg, san Diego
G c Vorriath and wife, b Witt, K H Rhodes,
San Francisco; G d Ambrose and wife, Mrs
Kauffer, Pomona: VIM Myers, Keyes. Wei
lington, Kan; + l. Clarke. Honolulu, H /; J
nj Walling, Nevada City; J d Campbell and
daughter, Lake Tahoe e g Shaver aud wife,
Tulsre, II NJ Shaw. Cahuenga; B WPrescot.,
pPC 90; A ] Kasson, w X Washbury, New
York; M L Haas. San Francisco; Il Austin,
q K owen, Stockton; G M Bobst and wife,
II q Fry and wife. Wepsoruo; w Forsyth
and wife, sacramento; l. Peiser, q G Jones.
San Francisco; A l. Moye, Sauta Ana; Mrs M
hughes, Anaheim; d M Stewart, U Grum-
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bling, San Bernardino: J Alvarado, San d.
III Gir...,r snt.f.l Mnnina

bling, San Bernardino; Alvarado. San d.
ego; ii Gtroux, Santa Monica.
NADEAu HousE--R G Lunt, city: MIS- A =
Given, Michigan; Light and cnll1,
o A Baker, Chicago; Wechsler. San Fran,
cisco: J a Studebecker. Riverside;
Chase, Sioux city: VIM II Carlson, san
Diego: W II Holabird, Claremout;
Coudee, San Bernardino: Geo ID Whitcomb,
Glendora f II Darling, Kedlands, Cal; FL
Presbrey, Boston, Ralph Thom, Portland
Mrs A + Johns, Mr. W Johns. san FRAN
San Francisco: Geo q Brown, WilminRton; /;
JC Russell, Mrs NJ L Harryen, Ohicago;
F NJ Flax, Detroit; A M Bewham, OAKLAND
E V Baker, city; Judee e II Ewing, J W
Ewing 0nd wife, Edwin Fletcher, Emmet
Ewing. Miss Kate Fowler. Miss Josie Ew-
ing, Miss Sadie Ewing, Murfreesboro; Il
Mayburry San Gabriel; Amesrlg',
city: Edward Records, Long Beach; ste,
phen E Barron, Black Springs, Ark; Geo
Blake, Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-11
MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack

MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor and
vitality can be cured by Gilmore's Aromat-
@ Wine. For sale by G. f. Heinzeman,
gent, Los Angeles.
ALI respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit.
ters Michel Levy & Co.. wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
Damiana Bitters makes the oldyoung and
the weak strong and healthy. Nj. Levy d
Co.. wholesale liquor dealers. agents.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

yJ,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
isting between Edward Hudson and ]
B Thirlkeld under the firm name of Thrill
keld e. Hudson. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. f. Hudson retiring.
The business will be continued by j. Is.
Thirlkeld, who viii collect all money due
the firm and pay all debts of said rrm.
]. B. THIRLKELD.
EDWARD HUDSON.
Los ANGELES Nav rs 1887 iune1-1taw4w.
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LAND NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT Los ANGELES, CAL.,l
May 81, 1887. ,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
N following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in sup.
port OF his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver
AZ Los Angeles, CAL, on August II. 1887,
viz, Esmerigildo koeba, D. No. 4i.o, for
the lots /, 2, 8, 4, Sec. So 4. N, r 14W
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. viz:
H. o. Gates. Theopolo Valdez. Jose E,
Valdez. L. W. Doss, all of Los Angeles,
J.D. BETHUNE. Register.
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Take II I'm Time.

man who presents an appearance OF de,
bility, whese countenance Is anxious. and
who is subject to spells of faintness. is
liable to sudden death from heart disease.
Let him take DR.. Flint's Heart Remedy be-
fore it is too late. At druggists. 81 30 De-
scriptive treatise with each bottle; or ad'
dress J. ]. Mack & Co, 5. f.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HEREroFoRE
existing under the firm name Of H'rsch.
field & Seidner, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Phil Hirschfeld having
purcha sed the entire interest OF Phil Seld'
ner. 49,, A.. -,
ness under the firm name OF Phil i rscl :
field & Co., and /. authorized to collect all
moneys due the firm, and viii settle all ex-
listing claims contracted by the nrm;
PHIL sELDNEk.
Los Angeles, June Sth, 1887. js8t